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    Preparing kids for P5 in 2011

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      Brenda10
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      janet_lee88:
      Pen88n:

      [quote=\"janet_lee88\"]Hi Mummies,

      So the kids results will slowly improve towards year end ?
      Son's 3 subjects (Eng/Science/Chinese) is in the 60s range...Band 3. Red for Maths. Just planned his revision time-table and hope to see better results for SA1 πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™

      Janet,
      With you the committed mum planning all the revision and working side by side with your DS, I'm sure his results will improve. Don't worry too much as it will cause DS more stressed and kids may not perform well under stress. PSLE is still a long way - consistent work and all should be well. All the Best!

      I plan his revision but I am not the one studying 😒 On one hand, don't want to burn him out before MAJOR marathon next year, but if don't continue to work hard, how to improve ? I know this sounds contradictory but I am at a loss...cannot get burnt out myself.[/quote]Hi Janet

      Yes, don't worry. You still have June and Nov- Dec Holiday to prepare for next year PSLE . In fact, most of the topics for P6 maths had already covered during P5.

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        Pen88n
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        Brenda10:
        janet_lee88:

        [quote=\"Pen88n\"]
        Janet,
        With you the committed mum planning all the revision and working side by side with your DS, I'm sure his results will improve. Don't worry too much as it will cause DS more stressed and kids may not perform well under stress. PSLE is still a long way - consistent work and all should be well. All the Best!

        I plan his revision but I am not the one studying 😒 On one hand, don't want to burn him out before MAJOR marathon next year, but if don't continue to work hard, how to improve ? I know this sounds contradictory but I am at a loss...cannot get burnt out myself.

        Hi Janet

        Yes, don't worry. You still have June and Nov- Dec Holiday to prepare for next year PSLE . In fact, most of the topics for P6 maths had already covered during P5.[/quote]Janet,

        I tend to agree with Brenda. You are worrying too early. There is still time and most topics for PSLE not covered yet. Consistent work thru' out P5 will ensure good results to follow by P5 year end and in P6.

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          Augmum
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          Chenonceau:
          Augmum:

          wonder what is this \"branching method\" which i have been reading here.

          any1 can briefly explains it, i am curious to know.
          thanks in advance.

          i remembered one of the gal's classmate luv to use \"Sakamoto Maths Method\" to solve problem sums,
          the teacher in-charge was kinda of :roll: :scratchhead:

          I hope you can see something. I found this link for you.

          http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.onsponge.com/images/stories/keystrategies/articlesamplefull.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php%3Fp%3D330047&usg=__4FOq6kk9r5J1kfWRrSbC7IjQnXw=&h=590&w=639&sz=54&hl=en&start=0&sig2=5AKzAln-m7AcKxAUjd7WXg&zoom=0&tbnid=0nv1LI17f8LU7M:&tbnh=126&tbnw=137&ei=CBqTTZ-eAommvQO6_pW9CA&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dammiel%2Bbranching%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dsafari%26sa%3DN%26biw%3D981%26bih%3D661%26tbs%3Disch:1&um=1&itbs=1&iact=hc&vpx=546&vpy=16&dur=4959&hovh=126&hovw=137&tx=92&ty=265&oei=CBqTTZ-eAommvQO6_pW9CA&page=1&ndsp=12&ved=1t:429,r:2,s:0

          thanks Chenonceau for yr info and link. πŸ˜„
          oh....this is branching method, i thot is a new method.

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            janet88
            last edited by

            Hi Mummies,

            Appreciate your kind concern. Certainly need to keep some energy for next year.

            Hey, need your advice. The comprehension assessment book I get son to practice on seems insufficient and hardly helps compared to the REAL thing found in CA/SA. I am using Conquer Comprehension. Any useful titles pls? Thanks.

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              pixiedust
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              @Janet, agree it is a long road. We vent and hug each other here so we can keep charging ahead.


              Re: English compre - have you tried schools’ past year papers ? I quite like those.

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                Brenda10
                last edited by

                janet_lee88:
                Hi Mummies,

                Appreciate your kind concern. Certainly need to keep some energy for next year.

                Hey, need your advice. The comprehension assessment book I get son to practice on seems insufficient and hardly helps compared to the REAL thing found in CA/SA. I am using Conquer Comprehension. Any useful titles pls? Thanks.
                Hi Janet

                In this case, may be is better to work on actual paper and learn from there since you had encountered this issue.

                Just my 2 cents thought

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                  Brenda10
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                  Deleted as double post.

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                    janet88
                    last edited by

                    Brenda10:
                    Deleted as double post.

                    Brenda, thanks. Will get him to practice on past year passages.

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                      care07
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                      Pen88n:
                      janet_lee88:

                      Hi Mummies,

                      So the kids results will slowly improve towards year end ?
                      Son's 3 subjects (Eng/Science/Chinese) is in the 60s range...Band 3. Red for Maths. Just planned his revision time-table and hope to see better results for SA1 πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™

                      Janet,
                      With you the committed mum planning all the revision and working side by side with your DS, I'm sure his results will improve. Don't worry too much as it will cause DS more stressed and kids may not perform well under stress. PSLE is still a long way - consistent work and all should be well. All the Best!

                      All mummies,

                      We work hard together..... Jia You.....

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                        janet88
                        last edited by

                        care07:
                        Pen88n:

                        [quote=\"janet_lee88\"]Hi Mummies,

                        So the kids results will slowly improve towards year end ?
                        Son's 3 subjects (Eng/Science/Chinese) is in the 60s range...Band 3. Red for Maths. Just planned his revision time-table and hope to see better results for SA1 πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™

                        Janet,
                        With you the committed mum planning all the revision and working side by side with your DS, I'm sure his results will improve. Don't worry too much as it will cause DS more stressed and kids may not perform well under stress. PSLE is still a long way - consistent work and all should be well. All the Best!

                        All mummies,
                        We work hard together..... Jia You.....[/quote]I guess we must give each other mental support and strength to go on.

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